I got this one on the Navasota River Bottom a couple months ago. 413lbs.
Does the pic show up for ya'll?
~Michael
Does the pic show up for ya'll?~Michael
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Nice hog
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Ya it shows nice hog... What caliber is ur rifleComment
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That one is a Savage 110 in 30-06 shooting hand loades. Got him at 75 yards and he dropped like a rock. Now my neighbor has deer coming around again.
~MichaelComment
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what a beautComment
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Wow!! thats a big pig!Comment
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Nice.Comment
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congratsComment
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Dats a nice hog
....Trey
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Nice pig...congrats!Comment
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Nice pig. How the heck did you get a 413# pig loaded?Comment
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Nice HogComment
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congrats!Comment
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nice pigComment
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Nice pig. How the heck did you get a 413# pig loaded?
It was a pain in the azz! To start, it ran 20 yards into a dried up creek bed. We didn't have our wheelers (me and the neighbor) so we had to "drag" it out up to the feeder where we could get the truck to it. Literally it went 6" at a time. It took us the better part of 45 min to get it to the truck (not prepaired for it at all. Very little rope). When we got it to the truck then it sinks in, how are we going to get this monster in the truck. we grabbed the front legs and sat them on the tailgate. That was the easy part because with it in a "sitting" possition, like we do, its head and front legs rested on the tailgate. We then took the little rope we had and tied its front legs together and up/over the toolbox. We then literally pushed the beast up after 30 minutes of "How in the h3ll are we going to get this thing in the truck?". That took us near and hour after we figured out how to do it.
We struung it up with my truck. Threw a rope over the tree, tied it to it and tied the other end to my reciever hitch. I am 6' 190ish to give you an idea of just how big he was (I'm on the ladder).
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